Die Solanderinseln gehören zu Neuseeland (zum Southland-Distrikt) und sind der Südinsel vorgelagert. Die unbewohnten Inseln sind 0,7 km² groß.
Am 11. März 1770 entdeckte James Cook auf seiner Endeavour die Inseln und benannte sie nach dem auf dieser Fahrt mitreisenden schwedischen Botaniker Daniel Solander.
-46.605277777778166.89916666667Koordinaten: 46° 36′ S, 166° 54′ O
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